I find this 'WattsGlass.com' website highly suspicious. There's...

I find this 'WattsGlass.com' website highly suspicious. There's just something that doesn't add up. 

1) Why use a name similar to a pre existing WattGlass company from Fayetteville, Arkansas? There is no reason I could think of, even if they were in partnership with 'WattGlass' in the states, they would use their brand and website. ClearVue already use a .com extension (or TLD as they're known) which opens itself up internationally. A single website and brand would be more beneficial. Managing a second .com and brand name with a strikingly similar name to another company doesn't make sense. 

2) The domain was registered 6 days ago, though it seems like it was was originally registered 'fresh' (so to speak) 7 years ago and dropped and picked up over that time. 

3) The website is hosted and designed by Wix (which, shouldn't rule it out completely, many legitimate businesses use Wix nowadays). While ClearVue's primary website is managed using WordPress. 

4) The content is nearly identical to the same content of ClearVue's website, yes it appears very incomplete and may be under construction but I find it all too suspicious. 

5) The WHOIS registration is (to my knowledge) hidden which is highly unlikely to be hidden behind masked information. I would be under the impression that if this was legitimate ClearVue would want to own this domain by having their details in the registration. Not hidden. Let's be honest, they're not Apple hiding their next product launch behind different shell company names to avoid leaks.. The information on what technology ClearVue has is public. 

6) Seems to trace back to a guy named "Kubashen Naidoo" from a company called SayBubble in the US...? 

I've just touched the surface ... 

Evidence for everyone who may not be across domains and website:
https://whois.domaintools.com/wattsglass.com
https://www.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?domain=wattsglass.com